Tag Archives: Infrastructure

Phone and internet services in multiple communities in Northwest Saskatchewan will be unavailable for SaskTel customers, starting at midnight. The planned outage will continue until 6 a.m. March 7, sa...

Thanks to a traffic safety grant, pedestrians at four crosswalks around Prince Albert will now have an easier time moving from one side of the street to the other. The City of Prince Albert announced ...

On Wednesday evening, a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Central Avenue and 28th Street sent four people to hospital. But despite the incident, the number of collisions at the intersection of ...

The end of the Dave G. Steuart Arena's useful days look to be numbered as city council voted in favour of moving forward to close the building. No decision will be final until it passes at a regular c...

At least one group of equestrians is worried about what the future is going to look like at the Prince Albert Exhibition Grounds (PAEX) after its horse stable was destroyed in a fire. Fire crews were ...

A leaking roof and curling shingles on the 46-year-old Dave G. Steuart Arena are leading city staff to recommend council decide to close the aging facility. At the same time, the volume of usage in th...

The Wollaston Lake and Stony Rapids to Fond du Lac ice roads are now open. "The Ministry of Highways is committed to safety," Highways Minister Jeremy Cockrill stated in a press release issued Tuesday...

Site preparation work is starting on the Victoria Hospital expansion project in Prince Albert.Over the next couple of months, construction crews will be undergoing geotechnical drilling, utility work,...

The process of twinning a section of Highway 5 east of Saskatoon has advanced another step.The last public consultation phase closed on January 31. Now the Ministry of Highways will go through the fee...

A highway twinning upgrade west of Prince Albert appears to be dividing local residents.The loss of access is one of the key concerns expressed by the businesses that occupy the seven-kilometre stretc...